Arcanto Quartet Tickets

The Arcanto Quartet stands as a distinguished force in classical chamber music, formed in 2004 by four renowned soloists: Antje Weithaas (violin), Daniel Sepec (violin), Tabea Zimmermann (viola), and Jean-Guihen Queyras (cello). The ensemble is known for its focused approach to core quartet repertoire, with thoughtful connections to French 20th-century quartets and works from the Beethoven and Schubert era. Based in Europe, Arcanto has built a reputation for lucid interpretation, ensemble balance, and expressive clarity across intimate venues and prestigious festivals.

With a strategic balance of repertoire and collaboration, Arcanto Quartet has contributed to the discourse of modern chamber music while honoring traditional forms. Their performances emphasize dialogue, timbral refinement, and technical precision, inviting audiences to experience both the historic lineage and contemporary vitality of the quartet repertory.

Follow Arcanto Quartet for concert announcements and appearances at major European festivals and select North American dates. We’ve got you covered if you’re seeking an intimate, high-caliber chamber music experience.

Biography: Arcanto Quartet emerged in 2004 from the collaboration of four esteemed artists—Antje Weithaas (violin), Daniel Sepec (violin), Tabea Zimmermann (viola), and Jean-Guihen Queyras (cello). The ensemble specializes in cornerstone quartet repertoire and forges artistic ties to French 20th-century quartets while situating Beethoven/Schubert-era works at the core of their programming. Their collaborative sensibility and refined ensemble interplay have made them a sought-after group in European festivals and touring circuits.

Discography Highlights: The quartet’s recording legacy includes five Harmonia Mundi releases (2007–2013), featuring Bartók Violin String Quartets 5 & 6; Brahms Op. 51 and Op. 34; Debussy, Dutilleux, and Ravel; Schubert Quintet, Op. 163; and Mozart: Clarinet Quintet and String Quartet K421. Notably, the Bartók: String Quartets Nos. 5 & 6 release earned a Gramophone Editor’s Choice distinction, underscoring their critical impact in the classical recording landscape.

Upcoming Tours: The 2025 touring landscape for Arcanto Quartet has shown festival references rather than standalone personal announcements, with official sources indicating ARCANUM for the 2025 Krokus Jazz Festival in Poland. For the most current itinerary, please check festival listings and the quartet’s official channels as dates become confirmed. While no standalone 2025 Arcanto dates may be publicly confirmed, the ensemble remains active through festival appearances and collaborative programs across Europe and North America.